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25/04/2026
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21/04/2026

Why did the Singaporean Government abandon this programme???

20/04/2026

Requests for 'unvaccinated blood' are causing life-threatening delays and operational crises in hospitals.

A growing trend of patients refusing blood transfusions from COVID-19 vaccinated donors is creating critical health risks and operational strain in hospitals.

At Vanderbilt University Medical Center, researchers identified multiple instances where patients or caregivers insisted on 'directed donations' from specifically unvaccinated individuals, despite the absence of evidence that vaccinated blood poses any risk.

These requests, fueled by misinformation surrounding mRNA technology, have led to severe clinical consequences, including life-threatening drops in hemoglobin levels and anemia as patients wait for blood that matches their specific demands.

While directed donations were historically used during the HIV/AIDS epidemic, experts warn that the current surge is medically unnecessary and operationally complex. Unlike the highly regulated community blood supply, directed donations often carry a higher infection risk because they frequently involve one-off donors rather than screened, repeat volunteers. While countries like the UK and Australia strictly limit these requests to rare blood types, some US regions are seeing legislative attempts to mandate access to unvaccinated blood. Medical professionals emphasize that the blood supply remains safe and that prioritizing misinformation over established transfusion protocols only serves to endanger the very lives the medical system seeks to save.

source: Hughes, A. (2026). People are refusing transfusions from donors vaccinated against covid. New Scientist.

Finally New Zealand Herald Newspaper  featured this on COVID Injury
20/04/2026

Finally New Zealand Herald Newspaper featured this on COVID Injury

A double page spread in the newspaper this weekend. These important stories are finally being heard in the mainstream.

19/04/2026
19/04/2026

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18/04/2026

The NZ Herald has published the story of a young Covid jab casualty today: Ashley Beulink - diagnosed with vaccine-induced pericarditis, and one of the 1740 successful ACC claims for vaccine-related injuries.

Her mother told Derek Cheng: “It does make me angry. It took a real toll, on Ashley’s health and my mental health as a parent, and it could’ve been avoided.”

“I personally don’t think they were justified in including that 12 to 17 age group in the vaccine passes. The Government wasn’t transparent with that information. I believe they were just more concerned about getting their vaccination rates up.”

Cheng also interviewed Professor Peter McIntyre of the Ministry of Health’s Covid-19 Vaccine Technical Advisory Group, who acknowledges:

"It wasn’t just 12- to 17-year-olds who might have been in some kind of paid employment [and affected by workforce mandates]. We were hearing reports of children being denied participation in sport – that kind of thing."

“In that environment, my memory of the views on the CV Tag is: ‘Although the vaccine is safe and effective, a mandatory two dose-approach is not appropriate for 12- to 17-year-olds, because if otherwise healthy they are at low risk of severe illness from Covid, and there is some suggestive evidence that the low risk of myocarditis and pericarditis may be higher in younger age groups, especially boys, and following the second dose’.”

“I personally think it’s unequivocal that the vaccine requirements were a bad idea. And it’s absolutely 100% gold-plated that they were a bad idea for 12- to 17-year-olds. To justify that, you need really good evidence. Was that evidence there? That it was going to increase coverage to the level that was going to provide significant additional community protection? No."

“The predictable harm to social interaction and educational opportunity from exclusion of this age group far outweighed any uncertain benefits to individuals in this age group or the community."

Thanks to Derek Cheng and nzherald.co.nz READ FULL STORY at link below. (Subscribe to show your support?).


https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/it-couldve-been-avoided-families-of-sick-children-vent-over-not-appropriate-covid-vaccine-rules/premium/6IQAYVQISNAVZMZOFM3PX73ZTI/

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Dr Arut Siva is a Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor with Holistic Healing Centres in Singapore, USA, Malaysia and India. With more centres in the pipeline. He specialises in bio-energetic wellness, and has been researching the body’s amazing healing powers since 1999.

Experience has shown how stimulating the body’s natural regenerative & corrective processes , produces amazing results more efficient than any conventional drug can achieve. He integrates health assessments & therapies from around the world to create a unique system of healing using Bioenergetics & Nutritional products from over 20 countries.

Why was Medi Therpie started? His passion is to create a multiple therapy, holistic approach to healing naturally, through education. Our bodies have the amazing ability to heal, repair, detox, fight viruses and bacteria. However, in the world we live in today, our bodies have a much tougher time doing what it has been designed to do.

To keep us well and our bodies functioning at its optimal level, the body needs to have all the right elements. Clean, unadulterated food and water, unpolluted air, exercise, enough sleep, no unnecessary stress and a balanced emotional mental state.